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Dennis Hong

ShawSpring Partners

2026Q1 · filed May 14, 202612 positions · $268Mtop-5 65%

Dennis Hong (ShawSpring Partners) discloses a $268M portfolio across 12 US-listed positions in the latest 13F filing (2026Q1, filed May 14, 2026). The largest holding is OKTA at 16.6% of the book. The biggest move of the quarter: trimmed the OKTA share count by 36% (position now $44M). Latticework's clone backtest puts this 13F book at -5.2%/yr vs SPY over 7.3 years.

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About Dennis Hong

Dennis Hong founded ShawSpring Partners as a concentrated, long-only equity vehicle oriented around what the firm describes as high-quality compounders — businesses with durable competitive advantages across technology and consumer internet. The 2026 Q1 13F reflects that disposition clearly: 12 disclosed positions, roughly $268M in long equity exposure, and a top-five concentration of 65% anchored by OKTA, AMZN, BABA, ZS, and BRZE. That kind of portfolio has meaningful single-name and sector risk; a reader should treat the filing as a reasonably complete picture of the book, since ShawSpring's strategy does not prominently feature shorts or derivatives that would render the 13F a partial view. The caveat worth noting is the 45-day disclosure lag — position sizing can shift materially before the data reaches the public. A Latticework clone backtest run over roughly seven years shows the disclosed longs have trailed SPY by approximately 5 percentage points annually, a gap consistent with the portfolio's tilt toward growth-oriented software names during a period of rate-driven multiple compression.

2026Q1 brief

ShawSpring Partners' $270M concentrated book underwent significant reconstruction in Q1 2026, with Dennis Hong's most telling move being a 57% add to AMZN (now 14.5%) alongside fresh initiation of ZS at 10.5% — together suggesting a pivot toward high-conviction cloud infrastructure and cybersecurity plays. The complete exits from FOUR, MNDY, and BLND (which collectively represented ~26% of the prior book) were dramatic, and deep cuts to PCOR (-68%) and CSGP (-65%) suggest Hong is stepping back from vertical SaaS with real-estate exposure. Offsetting that, new positions in CPNG (6.4%) and GDS (3.3%) introduce Asia e-commerce and data center exposure, echoing a theme visible across other super-investors this quarter. The 12-position, 65%-in-top-5 structure means conviction is extreme — OKTA at 16.6% despite a 36% trim remains the single largest bet in a book that is effectively a cloud security + Asia tech barbell. Watch whether ZS and OKTA compress toward parity or if one gets cut aggressively in Q2 as the cybersecurity thesis is refined.

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Holdings (12) · click any column to sort

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  • port16.6%
    val$44M
    Okta Inc
    this Q -36%·4q
  • port14.5%
    val$39M
    Amazon.com Inc
    this Q +57%·2q
  • port13.6%
    val$36M
    Alibaba Group Holding-sp Adr
    this Q -23%·2q
  • port10.5%
    val$28M
    Zscaler Inc
    this Q New·1q
  • port9.8%
    val$26M
    Braze Inc-a
    this Q -24%·6q
  • port6.6%
    val$18M
    Intuit Inc
    this Q hold·15q
  • port6.4%
    val$17M
    Liberty Media Corp-formula-c
    this Q -45%·3q
  • port6.4%
    val$17M
    Coupang Inc
    this Q New·12q
  • port5.1%
    val$14M
    Costar Group Inc
    this Q -65%·6q
  • port4.6%
    val$12M
    Procore Technologies Inc
    this Q -68%·8q
  • 11GDS
    port3.3%
    val$9M
    Gds Holdings Ltd - Adr
    this Q New·1q
  • 12CEG
    port2.4%
    val$6M
    Constellation Energy
    this Q New·1q

All activity (2026Q1)

  • TRIMOKTA
    16.6%
    Okta Inc
    Δ -36%·$44M
  • ADDAMZN
    14.5%
    Amazon.com Inc
    Δ +57%·$39M
  • EXITFOUR
    13.6%
    Shift4 Payments Inc-class A
    Δ -100%·$0
  • TRIMBABA
    13.6%
    Alibaba Group Holding-sp Adr
    Δ -23%·$36M
  • TRIMCSGP
    5.1%
    Costar Group Inc
    Δ -65%·$14M
  • NEWZS
    10.5%
    Zscaler Inc
    Δ +100%·$28M
  • TRIMBRZE
    9.8%
    Braze Inc-a
    Δ -25%·$26M
  • TRIMPCOR
    4.6%
    Procore Technologies Inc
    Δ -68%·$12M
  • EXITMNDY
    7.1%
    Monday Com Ltd
    Δ -100%·$0
  • TRIMFWONK
    6.4%
    Liberty Media Corp-formula-c
    Δ -45%·$17M
  • NEWCPNG
    6.4%
    Coupang Inc
    Δ +100%·$17M
  • EXITBLND
    5.2%
    Blend Labs Inc-a
    Δ -100%·$0
  • NEWGDS
    3.3%
    Gds Holdings Ltd - Adr
    Δ +100%·$9M
  • NEWCEG
    2.4%
    Constellation Energy
    Δ +100%·$6M

Frequently asked questions

What stocks does Dennis Hong own?
As of 2026Q1, Dennis Hong's 13F discloses 12 positions worth $268M. The top five holdings: OKTA (16.6%), AMZN (14.5%), BABA (13.6%), ZS (10.5%), BRZE (9.8%). 13F filings cover long US-listed equities only — cash, bonds, shorts, and non-US positions are not disclosed.
What did Dennis Hong buy this quarter?
In 2026Q1, the filing shows 4 new positions and 1 addition to existing holdings. The largest positions touched by buying: AMZN, ZS, CPNG, GDS, CEG.
How big is Dennis Hong's portfolio?
$268M across 12 positions per the latest 13F (filed May 14, 2026). The top five holdings account for 65% of the disclosed book.

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Long US equity 13F-HR filings only — no shorts, no derivatives. SEC filings at EDGAR (CIK 0001766908). Not investment advice.